New Permission Setting for Moving Conversations Across Brands and Channels

You can now limit access for users to move conversations between brand and channels they have and don’t have access to. If you manage multiple brands or businesses, it might be important so your staff users don’t accidentally or intentionally move a conversation from a channel that belongs to Brand A to Brand B. With … Continue reading “New Permission Setting for Moving Conversations Across Brands and Channels”

Connecting Microsoft Outlook and Office 365 Emails to Re:amaze Using New OAuth (Open Authentication)

You can now more easily connect your Microsoft Outlook and Office 365 emails to your Re:amaze email channels via Custom SMTP. If your business email addresses are provided by Microsoft Office 365 or Outlook, using Custom SMTP is a great way to maintain your email deliverability since all email replies are sent through Microsoft’s email servers. Previously, … Continue reading “Connecting Microsoft Outlook and Office 365 Emails to Re:amaze Using New OAuth (Open Authentication)”

Re:amaze Now Supports Full HTML WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) FAQ Editor

Re:amaze has just introduced a newly updated FAQ article editor which includes the ability to type content using WYSIWYG HTML (what you see is what you get). The new WYSIWYG editor brings a more visual experience while creating your FAQ help articles. It’s now easier to add headers, typographical emphases (bold, italics), create tables, link … Continue reading “Re:amaze Now Supports Full HTML WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) FAQ Editor”

New “Me” Filter for Re:amaze

The new “Me” filter is designed to make conversations related to your activities easier to find and much more relevant in the context of interacting with customers. With this new filter, Re:amaze has made conversations pertaining to yourself much more accessible. Within the “Me” filter, there are sub-filters (similar to the main filters) that you can … Continue reading “New “Me” Filter for Re:amaze”

New Zero Response Rate Report for Re:amaze

Re:amaze has just added a “Zero Response Rate” report that displays the percentage of conversations that are resolved without a staff reply. These conversations include threads that have been manually resolved by a staff user or that have resolved by a workflow.

Re:amaze Stops Integration Support for Atlassian HipChat and Stride

March 21, 2019

As of today, Atlassian’s HipChat and Stride service will no longer be supported by Re:amaze. Back in late 2018, Atlassian officially announced the deprecation for their popular, but not popular enough, messaging service HipChat and Stride in favor of a collaboration with Slack. Re:amaze continued to support HipChat and Stride for as long as it … Continue reading “Re:amaze Stops Integration Support for Atlassian HipChat and Stride”

Octane AI and Re:amaze: Offer Seamless AI Assisted Customer Service For Ecommerce

March 20, 2019

It’s here! Re:amaze and Octane AI has officially partnered up to offer seamless AI assisted customer service for eCommerce businesses using Facebook Messenger and Shopify! Octane AI’s Messenger chatbot is perfect for automatically handling customer responses. But now with Octane AI + Re:amaze, your customers will be able to talk to a live customer service … Continue reading “Octane AI and Re:amaze: Offer Seamless AI Assisted Customer Service For Ecommerce”

Introducing Order Bot! Check Out Re:amaze’s Newest Chatbot!

March 11, 2019

Starting on Wednesday, March 13th 2019, you’ll be able to utilize Re:amaze’s latest chatbot, the Order Bot! Get started here. Our latest statistics show that over 30% of all eCommerce conversations through live chat are related to checking on orders. Things such as: Where’s my order? When will my order ship? I purchased something a … Continue reading “Introducing Order Bot! Check Out Re:amaze’s Newest Chatbot!”

Re:amaze Departments Now Available As Workflow Triggers and Commands

Workflows is an essential part of making Re:amaze work more efficiently for your team. From auto-replying to auto-tagging, and from understanding a customer’s custom form selection to moving conversations from channel to channel, Re:amaze Workflows is flexible enough to fit into your business processes. Ever since we introduced Re:amaze Departments, there has been overwhelming adoption. … Continue reading “Re:amaze Departments Now Available As Workflow Triggers and Commands”

Schedule Your Re:amaze Cues’ Start Date and End Date

February 11, 2019

Cues are a powerful way to deliver targeted messages automatically and in a scalable way. Re:amaze’s targeting rules allow you to publish messages for a variety of different scenarios such as: Site/cart abandonment New product/service announcements Onboarding tutorials Promotional content Holiday or special event sales and much more However, oftentimes, remembering to disable a Cue … Continue reading “Schedule Your Re:amaze Cues’ Start Date and End Date”